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This combined degree program in Criminology and Social Policy brings together two dynamic and evolving fields that significantly impact society. You'll study fundamental theories and discussions about how communities address citizen needs and how crime influences policy development affecting individuals and groups. The curriculum covers core principles like justice, equity, fairness, and civic responsibility, while also focusing on specific policy areas including criminal activity, healthcare, schooling, living conditions, disabilities, economic hardship, and family structures, along with comprehensive knowledge of legal justice processes. As you progress through this dual-subject program, you'll enhance your investigative and critical thinking abilities while improving both oral and written communication skills.
Graduating with qualifications in both Social Policy and Criminology leads to diverse professional and academic pathways. Potential opportunities include: Advanced academic pursuits, University or private sector research positions, Policy analysis roles in government and nonprofit organizations, Community improvement initiatives, Careers within legal justice institutions such as law enforcement, victim assistance programs, and correctional services, as well as positions in social services and education.